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Mach gaya shor saari nagari re
Posted by: Atul on: August 12, 2020
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Hullo Atuldom
Happy Gokulashtami to all followers of this blog.
Yesterday we had a song which should have been categorised under “How come this has not been posted as yet?” The song with this post can also fall under the same category.
It is sung by Kishore Kumar and Lata Mangeshkar, written by Majrooh Sultanpuri and Rajesh Roshan is the music composer. It is from the 1982 Ravi Tandon directed “Khuddar”.
This song depicts the ‘dahi-handi’ aspect of Gokulashtami. ‘Dahi-Handi’ draws inspiration from the antics of Lord Krishna or Balgopal who was rather mischievous and used to stealthily enter homes in Gokul and eat up freshly churned Dahi (curds or yogurt in modern parlance) and Makhan (butter). That is why one of his names is Maakhanchor. There is a lot of stories attached with the ‘leela’ of Balkrishna:- how the ladies of Gokul go complaining to Yashoda maa about Balkrishna eating away their dahi and makhan and how he used to say “Maiyya mori main nahin maakhan khaayo”. We have three versions of this song from movies made in 1959, 1977, and the version whose link I have given here was the first ever that came in 1942.
“Mach gayaa shor saari nagari” has Amitabh Bachchan making the human-pyramid and Parveen Babi in typical Maharastrian attire is out there either distracting him or encouraging him (don’t remember). We can see Vinod Mehra, A K Hangal enjoying the proceedings from the verandah of their chawl. Madhu Malini (permanent sister in many movies) walks in halfway through the song.
Song-Mach gaya shor saari nagri re (Khuddaar)(1982) Singers-Kishore Kumar, Lata, Lyrics-Majrooh Sultanpuri, MD-Rajesh Roshan
Chorus
Lyrics
mach gaya shor saari nagri re
saari nagri re
aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
ho oo aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
arre mach gaya shor saari nagri re,
saari nagri re
aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
ho oo aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
dekho arre dekho kahin aisa na ho jaaye
chori kare maakhan,
tera jiya bhi churaaye
dekho arre dekho kahin aisa na ho jaaye
chori kare maakhan,
tera jiya bhi churaaye
arre dhamkata hai
itna tu kisko
darta hai kaun aane de usko
darta hai kaun aane de usko
aise na bahut bolo
mat thumak-thumak dolo
chillaogi tab gori
jab ulat dega tori
gagri aake peechhe dagri re
arre mach gaya shor saari nagri re,
saari nagri re
aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
ho o aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
lalala lalaa lalala lalaa lalala lalaa
lalala lalaa lalala lalaa lalala lalaa
jaane kya karta agar hota kahin gora
jaake Jamuna mein zara shakal dekhe chhora
jaane kya karta agar hota kahin gora
jaake Jamuna mein zara shakal dekhe chhora
bindiya chamkaati raste mein na ja
manchala bhi hai Gokul ka raja
manchala bhi hai Gokul ka raja
pad jaaye nahin paala
Radha se kahin lala
phir royega Govinda
maaregi aisa phanda
gardan se baandhegi chunri re
mach gaya shor saari nagri re,
saari nagri re
aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
ho aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
arre mach gaya shor saari nagri re,
saari nagri re
aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
ho oo aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
o o o o o
mach gaya shor saari nagri re,
saari nagri re
aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
hoy hoy hoy hoy hoy hoy
hoy hoy hoy hoy
aala re aala Govinda aala
aala re aala Govinda aala
aala re aala Govinda aala
ala re aala Govinda aala
aala re aala Govinda aala
aala re aala Govinda aala
Badi der bhayi Nandlala teri raah takey Brijbaala
Posted by: Atul on: August 11, 2020
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Today (11 August 2020) happens to be Janmashtmi, the day Lord Krishna, the avatar of Lord Vishnu was born in the Dwapar Yug. His earlier avatar was in the Treata Yug and that was as Lord Ram, and the birthday of Lord Ram is called Ramnavami.
Lord Ram was a serious, sombre, idealism personifieed avatar of Lord Vishnu whereas Lord Krishna was a playful, more human like avatar. Playful and non serious he may be, but he meant business when the situation so demanded. And do not fiorget, it is Lord Vishnu, who gave us Bhagwatgeeta ka gyaan.
It should come as no surprise to note that Lord Krishna has been a favourite God of Hindi movies and there have been a good number of Lord Krishn related songs in Hindi movies.
On every Janmashtmi, we feature at least one Lord Krishn related song. The first janmashtmi of the blog saw the occasion getting celebrated with the popular song Shyaam teri bansi pukaare Radha naam (Geet Gaata Chal). Next janmashtmi in 2009 saw an out and out iconic janmashtmi song viz Govinda aal re aalaa zara matki sambhaal brijbaala (Bluffmaster) getting discussed.
If one thinks that we have run out of Lord Krishn related songs for this janmashtmi, now that it is the 13th janmashtmi occasiobn for the blog, one cannot be more wrong.
Here is a fantastic Lord Krishn related song from “Khaandan”(1965). This song is sung by Rafi and chorus. The song begins with a stuti, which sounds like the voice of Ravi to me. Lyrics are by Rajinder Krishan. Music is composed by Ravi, a ceator of iconic songs (my description for him).
The song is picturised on Sunil Dutt, with lots of other devotees engaged in the song and dance celebration, including Nutan, and Omprakash. It is Omprakash, who starts the bhajan singing the Sanskrit stuti.
Incidentally, some places in India celebrate Janmashtmi tomorrrow (12 August 2020), but UP people should know better, because Lord Krishn was born in these parts. :). According to UP calendars, it falls today. May be it falls in night, seeing that Lord Krishna was born at night.
Lyrics of the song were sent to me by Avinash Scrapwala.
Audio
Video
Song-Badi der bhayi Nandlala teri raah takey Brijbaala (Khaandaan)(1965) Singer-Rafi, Lyrics-Rajinder Krishan, MD-Ravi
Chorus
Ravi
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Lyrics(Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
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paritraanaay sadhunaam
vinaashaaych dushkritaam
dharmsansthaapnaarthaay
sambhavaami yugey yugey
o o o o o °°° °°°
o o o o o o o o o
badi der bhayi Nandlaalaa
teri raah takey brijbaalaa
badi der bhayi Nandlaalaa
teri raah takey brijbaalaa
gwaal baal ek ek se poochhe
kahaan hai murliwaalaa re ae
badi der bhayi Nandlaalaa
teri raah takey brijbaalaa
ho badi der bhayi Nandlaalaa
teri raah takey brijbaalaa
koyi na jaaye kunj galin mein
tujh bin kaliyaan chun’ne ko
tujh bin kaliyaan chun’ne ko o
taras rahe hain ae ae ae ae ae °°° °°°
taras rahe hain jamunaa ke tat
dhun murli ki sun’ne ko o
dhun murli ki sun’ne ko o
ab to daras dikhaa de natkhat
kyun duvidhaa mein daalaa re ae
badi der bhayi Nandlaalaa
teri raah takey brijbaalaa
ho badi der bhayi Nandlaalaa
teri raah takey brijbaalaa
sankat mein hai aaj wo dharti
jis par toone janam liyaa
jis par toone janam liyaa aa
pooraa kar de ae ae ae ae °°° °°°
o o o o o o o o o o o °°°
pooraa kar de aaj vachan wo
geetaa mein jo toone diyaa
geetaa mein jo toone diyaa
koyi nahin hai tujh bin mohan
bharat ka rakhwaalaa re ae
badi der bhayi Nandlaalaa
teri raah takey brijbaalaa
ho badi der bhayi Nandlaalaa
teri raah takey brijbaalaa
gwaal baal ek ek se poochhe
kahaan hai murliwaalaa re ae
badi der bhayi Nandlaalaa
teri raah takey brijbaalaa
ho badi der bhayi Nandlaalaa
teri raah takey brijbaalaa
ho badi der bhayi Nandlaalaa
teri raah takey brijbaalaa
ho badi der bhayi Nandlaalaa
teri raah takey brijbaalaa
ho badi der bhayi Nandlaalaa
teri raah takey brijbaalaa
ho badi der bhayi Nandlaalaa
teri raah takey brijbaalaa aa aa
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Devnagri script lyrics (Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
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परित्राणाय साधूनां विनाशाय च दुष्कृताम्
धर्मसंस्थापनार्थाय सम्भवामि युगे युगे
ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ°°° °°°
ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ
बड़ी देर भई नंदलाला
तेरी राह तके बृजबाला
बड़ी देर भई नंदलाला
तेरी राह तके बृजबाला
ग्वाल बाल एक एक से पूछे
कहाँ है मुरलीवाला रे ए
बड़ी देर भई नंदलाला
तेरी राह तके बृजबाला
हो बड़ी देर भई नंदलाला
तेरी राह तके बृजबाला
कोई न जाए कुंज गलिन में
तुझ बिन कलियाँ चुनने को
तुझ बिन कलियाँ चुनने को
तरस रहे है ए ए ए ए ए°°° °°°
तरस रहे है जमुना के तट
धुन मुरली की सुनने को ओ
धुन मुरली की सुनने को ओ
अब तो दरस दिखा दे नटखट
क्यूँ दुविधा में डाला रे ए
बड़ी देर भई नंदलाला
तेरी राह तके बृजबाला
हो बड़ी देर भई नंदलाला
तेरी राह तके बृजबाला
संकट में है आज वो धरती
जिस पर तूने जनम लिया
जिस पर तूने जनम लिया आ
पूरा कर दे ए ए ए ए°°° °°°
ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ
ओ ओ ओ°°°
पूरा कर दे आज वचन वो
गीता में जो तूने दिया
गीता में जो तूने दिया
कोई नहीं है तुझ बिन मोहन
भारत का रखवाला रे ए
बड़ी देर भई नंदलाला
तेरी राह तके बृजबाला
हो बड़ी देर भई नंदलाला
तेरी राह तके बृजबाला
ग्वाल बाल एक एक से पूछे
कहाँ है मुरलीवाला रे ए
बड़ी देर भई नंदलाला
तेरी राह तके बृजबाला
हो बड़ी देर भई नंदलाला
तेरी राह तके बृजबाला
हो बड़ी देर भई नंदलाला
तेरी राह तके बृजबाला
हो बड़ी देर भई नंदलाला
तेरी राह तके बृजबाला
हो बड़ी देर भई नंदलाला
तेरी राह तके बृजबाला
हो बड़ी देर भई नंदलाला
तेरी राह तके बृजबाला आ आ
Teen Batti Waala, Ae Govinda Aala
Posted by: skapur01 on: August 24, 2019
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Hullo To all in Atuldom
A very happy Janmashtami or Gokulashtami or Sri Krishna Jayanthi as it is called in the various parts of the country. It is celebrated with a lot of prasads, bhajans and jagrans (in some regions). Jagran means keeping awake. The thought behind this is that Lord Krishna was born in the dead of the night so the devotees keep vigil till that hour. As per mythology it was raining heavily at the time of the Lord’s birth and most of the country is having a good monsoon at this point.
The Srimad Bhagwat Puraan says- at birth the Lord was transported, hidden inside a basket by his father Vasudev, to the house of Nand in Gokul, across a swollen Yamuna. (As if in anticipation of the lord there is a flood alert along the banks of the river Yamuna this year.) The Lord grew up in the loving care of Nand and his wife Yashoda. His baal-leelas (playful pastimes as a child) are described in the 10th Canto of the Srimad Bhagwat Puraan. One of the acts described in great detail is ‘maakhan chori‘ – how the lord Loved to reach out to the pots of curds, milk and butter that used to be hung up in the kitchens of Gokul.
Today’s song shows the day 2 of the Janmashtami / Gokulashtami celebrations that is very common in western India. It is from the 1979 Rajkumar Kohli directed Sunil Dutt- Reena Roy- Bindiya Goswami- Shatrughan Sinha starrer ‘Muqaabla’. It has songs penned by Verma Malik with Laxmi-Pyare as the music directors. Asha Bhonsle, Kishore Kumar, Anwar, Mahendra Kapoor and Mohd. Rafi are the playback singers used in the movie. The movie was a typical romantic, masaala movie where Sunil Dutt and Shatru play gang leaders. I vaguely remember having seen it, possibly on television, and by the time I discovered it half the movie was over.
But here is the gist as given on IMDB.com:
Sheru (Shatrughan Sinha) and Vicky (Sunil Dutt) are two gang leaders. After a series of complications and mishaps both realize that they will be better off being friends and helping the poor and needy. They also fall in love with two separate women, one of them is Lacho (Reena Roy). When these two turn good guys, the bad guy’s leader Banwanri (Ranjeet) gets angry and vengeful. Fortunately, our two heroes get support from a honest police inspector (Premnath). Then Sheru finds out that Lacho really loves Vicky and his son, this embittered them both against each other. And the two again resume their old rivalry and hatred for each other.
As I said earlier, Janmashtami celebrations continue on to the second day in many parts of India. There are street corner scenes where in pots of goodies along with dahi are tied high up. Groups of youngsters make an attempt at breaking the pots, by making human pyramids and emulating Krishna’s habit of breaking pots which were tied up in the kitchens of yore.
In my younger days (there, I let the cat out of the bag, that I am not so young now though I like to think that I am still a bachcha 🙂 ) we used to have dahi-handi in our apartment complex between the two wings of flats. They used to be tied at a height of 1st floor. We needed a pyramid of three tiers to reach the handi. It was a very simple joyful day. Then as time went by, as in other spheres of life, commercialization set in the dahi-handi festival began to be conducted with prize money attached to the ropes of dahi-handi. This has further grown to the extent that there is this chowk (crossroad intersection) in Thane where the competition is held and the whole road is out of bounds for traffic for the day. And groups of youth practice for months on end to make pyramids which have seven or eight layers. There are numerous cases of people falling and breaking their limbs. Lately there are also all girl groups in the contest. It is telecast live on all Marathi TV channels and makes for good viewing.
Dahi-handi was made popular in Hindi cinema by Shammi Kapoor in ‘Bluffmaster’ (1965) – the original “Govinda Aala Re, Aala, Zara Matki Sambhaal Brijbaala“. Various heroes have copied him in subsequent years. In today’s song, we have Shatrughan Sinha and Sunil Dutt have a go at the handi along with Manmohan (in red shirt) and others who are not clear in this video. (A few years back Sonakshi Sinha also had a Govinda song to her name). The song is written by Verma Malik and Laxmikant Pyarelal are the music directors. Mohd Rafi and Kishore Kumar are the playback singers. I couldn’t stop my smile when I saw Sunil Dutt dancing. Don’t know who the dance master was who gave him steps that were uncharacteristic of Duttsaab. Then Dr. Shreeram Lagoo enters the scene as the advisor of peace and I was desperately trying to recognize the actor in the light brown shirt with a head band who was trying to raise bets on who will break the handi. The finale of the song is the whole pyramid collapsing when this actor pokes a pin into the feet of one of the govindas (that is what the boys in the pyramid are called)
Govinda Aala Re!!!!
Audio
Video
Song – Teen Batti Waala, Ae Govinda Aala (Muqaabla) (1979) Singer -Mohammed Rafi, Kishore Kumar, Lyrics – Verma Malik, MD – Laxmikant Pyaarelal
Chorus
Lyrics (Provided by Prakashchandra)
teen batti waala
ae govinda aala
ae teen batti waala
he govinda aala
govinda govinda govinda
he govinda govinda govinda
rassi pe latki mitti ki matki
matki mein maal masaala
govinda
govinda
govinda teen batti waala
dekho matki phodne aala re aala
he laal patti waala
govinda aala
he laal patti waala
he govinda aala
govinda govinda govinda
he govinda govinda govinda
oopar latak ke niche patak ke
loot lo maal masaala
govinda
govinda
govinda lal patti waala
apni sena ko lekar aala re aala
baandh kataare daal do ghera
is matki par haq hai mera
baandh kataare daal do ghera
is matki par haq hai mera
sar koi uthaaye
sar ko jhuka do
haath uthe to
haath uda do
haathon ke tote ud jaayenge
hum se jo pad gaya paala
govinda
govinda
govinda teen batti wala
dekho matki phodne aala re aala
naam mera duniya pehchaane
bachcha bachcha mujhko jaane
naam mera duniya pehchaane
bachcha bachcha mujhko jaane
kadam uthe to
duniya jhukti
chalti hawa mujhe dekh kar rukti
mere haath se bach kar jaaye
bach kar jaaye
jaaye koi kismat wala
govinda
govinda
govinda lal patti wala
apni sena ko lekar aala re aala
govinda aala re aala
govinda aala re aala
is matki ko hum lootenge
govinda aala re aala
dekhna phir kayi sar phootenge
govinda aala re aala
hai muqaabla hum cha tum cha
koi na aaye beech mein chamcha
dekhta hoon mai tera hausla
kar doonga main abhi faisla
teen batti to jalti rahegi
lal patti bhi to chamakti rahegi
teen batti to jalti rahegi
lal patti bhi toh chamakti rahegi
[dialogues]
govinda govinda govinda govinda
he ae ae ae
govinda govinda govinda govinda
he ae ae ae
govinda govinda govinda
govinda govinda govinda
govinda govinda govinda
govinda govinda govinda
govinda govinda govinda
govinda govinda govinda
govinda govinda govinda
govinda govinda govinda
Shor mach gaya shor dekho aaya maakhanchor
Posted by: Atul on: September 3, 2018
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Here is wishing all a very Happy Janmashtami Festival and May god shower his love and blessings for all …
As I had said in one of my earlier articles that Seasons and Festivals also trigger some musical memories, and we already have many songs for such occasions.
Songs that bring back memories…
I have very fond memories of celebrations of Janmashtami in our colony we were staying then when I was growing.
I remember that bhajans/songs would be played on loud speakers since morning and among the many topical (Hindi/Marathi)songs played, the following songs associated with this festival got permanently engraved in my mind:-
Kanhaiyya kanhaiyaa tujhe aana padega (Maalik- 1972)
Shor march gayaa shor dekho aaya maakhan chor (Badlaa-1974)
Krishna Krishna bolo Krishna (Naya Din Nayi Raat-1974)
Govind bolo hari Gopal bolo (chhup chhup Meera roye…- Johny Mera Naam-1970)
Songs/bhajans would start since morning. That would be regularly interrupted by announcements about timings of ‘Pooja’ and ‘Prasad’ so that nobody missed them. 🙂
Then people would also be informed about the ‘Dahi Handi’ programme to be held near the Temple Complex which was an important part of this festival.
We children would eagerly wait to watch the ‘matki-phod’ and enjoy the excitement and also arranging similar ‘dahi handis’ on a ‘smaller’ or ‘very smaller’ 🙂 (if we compared it now) scale around our quarters.
And, of course, for us children the other main attraction was the ‘gopal kaala’ (Prasad specially prepared on the occasion of Janmashtami.
It was very exciting and thrilling experience to watch the seniors participating in the ‘Dahi Handi’ then. The excitement and thrill is still there even today when the programmes are held around every Janmashtami or watching the happenings in news or live on TV nowadays.
(And so when I get connected with this blog I had shared all these songs in 2012 itself, except the one from ‘Johny Mera Naam-1970’ which was already there posted on 30.06.2012.
The song from ‘Naya Din Nayi Raat-1974’ was posted on 05.09.2015, and I hope to present the remaining one from ‘Maalik-1972’ too on the blog, in future…
As I said may be there were other filmy/non-filmy songs and bhajans. But the above songs continue to grow with me and are pure nostalgia for me.
Today’s song that I am presenting herewith is full of this excitement and captures the joy and thrill in right spirit of the ‘Dahi handi’ or ‘matki fod’ during the celebration of ‘Janmashtami’ …
This song is from the 1974 movie ‘Badlaa’.
‘Badlaa-1974’ was produced by R.C. Kumar for ‘Century Films, Bombay’. It was directed by Vijay, who also wrote the Story of this movie. It had Shatrughan Sinha, Moushumi Chatterjee, Ajit, Johny Walker, supported by Padma Khanna, Alka, Shetty, Mohan Choti, Maruti, Bhagwan, Keshav Rana, Ram Mohan, Sabina, Mohan Sherry, Kamal Deep, Mac Mohan, V. Gopal, Johny Bakshi, Desh, C.S. Dubey and Mehmood.
Nirupa Roy, Arun Irani, Anwar Hussain, Paintal, Sujit Kumar, Shyama, Madan Puri, Harindranath Chattopadhyay, Iftikhar, Sudhir, Raj Mehra, Randhir, Jayshree T, Meena T, Shefali and Kajal make a guest appearance in this movie.
Screenplay for this movie was written by Jagdish Kanwal and Vijay. Jagdish Kanwal also wrote the dialogues of this movie. Editing for this movie was done by S. Chakravarty who was assisted by Herman Topno.
This movie had five songs penned by Anand Bakshi and composed by Laxmikant-Pyarelal. Asha Bhonsle, Kishore Kumar and Minoo Puroshottam gave their voices to the songs in this movie.
This movie was released with restricted viewing (A certificate) and passed by Censor Board on 07.03.1974.
I had not watched this movie so cannot say much about this movie and its performance at the box office then. I would request knowledgeable readers to throw more light on the movie and its songs.
The picturization of this today’s song seems to be inspired by the picturization of the ‘iconic govinda song’ ‘Govinda aala re aala …zara matki sambhaal brijbaalaa’.
This song was shot by Director Manmohan Desai on the streets of Bombay. This very popular song was at rank 31 in the annual ‘Binaca Geetmala’ of that year in 1963.
The next Janmashtmi song that was created after the song under discussion was from ‘Khuddaar’ in 1982 – ‘mach gayaa shor saari nagri re’ sung by Kishore Kumar and Lata Mangeshkar. Though it was popular that time it didn’t make to the annual list of ‘Binaca Geetmala’. However two other songs from the same movie were there in the annual list of ‘Binaca Geetmala’ and one of them ‘angrezi mein kehte hain ke’ was at number one.
I was under the impression that this song ‘mach gayaa shor saari nagri re’ has already been posted on the blog, however this is yet to be posted.
That brings us to the today’s song which stood at 22 in the annual list of ‘Binaca Geetmala’ of that year in 1974.
The instrumental musical interludes played in between this song will remind listeners the other song composed by Laxmikant-Pyarelal – ‘shaadi banaane ko Keshto chalaa’ from ‘Chaacha Bhatija -1977’
Let us now enjoy this wonderful song (may be forgotten now) and celebrate ‘Janmashtami’ reminding ourselves of the many aspects of Lord Krishna …
[Editor’s note-Lyrics of this song was sent by Prakashchandra as well long long ago]
Audio
Video
Song-Shor mach gaya shor (Badlaa)(1974) Singer-Kishore Kumar, Lyrics-Anand Bakshi, MD-Laxmikant Pyarelal
Chorus
Lyrics(Provided by Prakashchandra)
Ho ek do teen chaar
Raju dada ke chele hoshiyaar
Ho ek do teen chaar
Raju dada ke chele hoshiyaar
Ho ek do teen chaar
Raju dada ke chele hoshiyaar
Shor mach gayaa shor
Dekho aayaa maakhanchor
Ho ho hoye
Shor mach gayaa shor
Dekho aayaa maakhanchor
Gokul ki galiyon ki oar
Chalaa niklaa maakhanchor
Nand kishore
Shor mach gayaa shor
Dekho aayaa maakhanchor
Ho ho hoye
Shor mach gayaa shor
Dekho aayaa maakhanchor
Dekhi jo gwaalon ki tolee
Tolee
Koi gujariyaa boli
Boli
Hey Dekhi jo gwaalon ki tolee
Koi gujariyaa boli
Kiski baaraat hai ye
Kiski hai doli
Doli doli
Jamunaa ke tat ki oar
Chalaa niklaa
Ho chalaa
Ho chalaa
Ho chalaa
Chalaa
Chalaa
Chalaa
Chalaa
Niklaa maakhanchor
Nand kishore
Shor mach gayaa shor
Dekho
Ho dekho
Aayaa maakhanchor
Shor mach gayaa shor
Dekho aayaa maakhanchor
Gwaalan ke peechhe daude
Daude
Kankar se matki phhode
Phhode
Hey Gwaalan ke peechhe daude
Kankar se matki phhode
Maare yashoda maa
Chori na chhode
Chhode Na chhode
Teekhe nazar ki dor
Chalaa niklaa maakhanchor
Nand Kishore
Shor mach gayaa shor
Dekho
Ho Dekho
Ho Dekho Dekho Dekho
Oye
Aaya makhanchor
Bloor Bloor
Shor mach gayaa shor
Dekho aayaa maakhanchor
Ek ke upar ek
He
Dekh tamaashaa dekh
He
Ek ke upar ek
He
Dekh tamaashaa dekh
He
Are tod matki tod
Tod
Aur oonchaa aur
Aur
Aur
Ha ha ha ha
Ek do teen chaar
Raju badaa hoshiyaar
Ek do teen chaar
Raju badaa hoshiyaar
Hoshiyaar
Hoshiyaar
Gir naa jaanaa mere yaar
Hoshiyaar
Hoshiyaar
Khabardaar
Ek ke upar ek
He
Dekh tamaashaa dekh
He
Ek ke upar ek
He
Dekh tamaashaa dekh
He
Tod matki tod
Tod
Aur oonchaa aur
Aur
Aur
aur
aur
aur
Hurr Hurr Hurr
Aur Aur aur aur
Hurr Hurr Hurr
He
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Lyrics in Devnagri Script (Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
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हो एक दो तीन चार
राजू दादा के चेले होशियार
हो एक दो तीन चार
राजू दादा के चेले होशियार
हो एक दो तीन चार
राजू दादा के चेले होशियार
शोर मच गया शोर
देखो आया माखनचोर
हो हो होए
शोर मच गया शोर
देखो आया माखनचोर
गोकुल की गलियों की ओर
चला निकला माखनचोर
नन्द किशोर
शोर मच गया शोर
देखो आया माखनचोर
हो हो होए
शोर मच गया शोर
देखो आया माखनचोर
देखी जो ग्वालों की टोली
टोली
कोई गुजरिया बोली
बोली
हे ए देखी जो ग्वालों की टोली ई
कोई गुजरिया बोली ई
किसकी बारात है ये ए
किसकी है डोली
डोली
डोली
जमुना के तट की ओर
चला निकला
हो चला हो चला
हो चला
चला
चला
चला
चला
निकला माखनचोर
नन्द किशोर
शोर मच गया शोर
देखो ओ
आया माखनचोर
शोर मच गया शोर
देखो आया माखनचोर
ग्वालन के पीछे दौड़े
दौड़े
कंकर से मटकी फोड़े
फोड़े
हे ग्वालन के पीछे दौड़े ए
कंकर से मटकी फोड़े
मारे यशोदा माँ आ
चोरी न छोड़े
छोड़े न छोड़े
तीखे नज़र की डोर
चला निकला माखनचोर
नन्द किशोर
शोर मच गया शोर
देखो
हो देखो
हो देखो देखो देखो
ओये
आया माखनचोर
ब्रुर्र र र र अ
शोर मच गया शोर
देखो आया माखनचोर
एक के ऊपर एक
हे
देख तमाशा देख
हे
एक के ऊपर एक
हे
देख तमाशा देख
हे
अरे तोड़ मटकी तोड़
तोड़
और ऊँचा और
और
और
ओ हा हा हा हा
एक दो तीन चार
राजू बड़ा होशियार
एक दो तीन चार
राजू बड़ा होशियार
होशियार
होशियार
गिर ना जाना मेरे यार
होशियार
होशियार …
ख़बरदार !
एक के ऊपर एक
एक
देख तमाशा देख
देख
एक के ऊपर एक
एक
देख तमाशा देख
देख
तोड़ मटकी तोड़
तोड़
और ऊंचा और
और
और और और और
हुर्र हुर्र हुर्र हुर्र
हे ए
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